Peter Stempel

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Peter Stempel is an Associate Professor at The Pennsylvania State University, USA. His research focuses on dynamic coastal systems, climate change adaptation, and the communication of coastal hazards. Recent work includes studies on storm impacts, vulnerability mapping, and participatory action research to enhance emergency management. He is actively engaged in developing innovative visualizations to support decision-making in the context of environmental change.

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Stephen Mainzer

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

UNITED STATES

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George Washington University

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Past and Future Storm-Driven Changes to a Dynamic Sandy Barrier System: Outer Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Interviews with researchers and practitioners who collaborate with Indigenous groups in the United States: Are climate change adaptation frameworks helpful?

Ocean state rising: Storm simulation and vulnerability mapping to predict hurricane impacts for Rhode Island’s critical infrastructure

Interpreting Dynamic Landscapes: Animated Landscape Visualizations to Improve Communication of Changing Coastal Conditions

Social and environmental vulnerability to flooding: Investigating cross-scale hypotheses

3D Morphodynamic Visualizations of Storm Impacts for Decision Support

Expert Perceptions of Uncertainty Communication in 3D Visualizations of Coasta Hazards

Assessing the morphodynamic response of a New England beach-barrier system to an artificial reef

Assessing the morphodynamic response of a New England beach-barrier system to an artificial reef

The Hazard Consequence Prediction System: A Participatory Action Research Approach to Enhance Emergency Management

Challenges to climate change adaptation in coastal small towns: Examples from Ghana, Uruguay, Finland, Denmark, and Alaska

Is It Scientific? Viewer Perceptions of Storm Surge Visualizations

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Stephen Mainzer

Caitlin Grady

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